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Discussion, Bastard of Young, Believer of Nothing !ycQrYHjdvM Mon Mar 7 05:19:57 2011 No.1609697 [Reply] [Original]

This is the greatest book one could ever read. I never considered myself an egoist until I read this. Before Stirner I was a socialist and readily dedicated to the false pretensions of humanity.

Read it.

>>	KOZ !!n414dW6hO/U Mon Mar 7 05:23:57 2011 No.1609705 File: 34 KB, 439x140, HANNEYES.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I WAS AN ANARCHOINDIVIDUALIST EVEN BEFORE I KNEW SUCH "WAY OF LIFE WAY OF THINKING" EXISTED.

>>	Classic_American_Liberal !8RGETRUjdI Mon Mar 7 05:30:57 2011 No.1609718 It's sitting on my self, I never read the whole thing but I might go back and do so.

>>	Discussion, Bastard of Young, Believer of Nothing !ycQrYHjdvM Mon Mar 7 05:30:57 2011 No.1609719 >>1609705 It's not that. Stirner really cuts through the hypocrisy of all modern thought. He speaks in general terms but the point he makes is clearly there: all things are nothing to me.

>>	KOZ !!n414dW6hO/U Mon Mar 7 05:35:57 2011 No.1609731 File: 54 KB, 180x229, doh.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1609719 IT IS THAT. IT IS MY POINT. ANARCHOINDIVIDUALISM IS A NOIDEOLOGY.

Discussion, Bastard of Young, Believer of Nothing !ycQrYHjdvM Mon Mar 7 05:38:57 2011 No.1609737

>>1609731

Stirner wasn't about anarchism. Anarchism as he understood it, was a purely socialist invention and subject to the same tyranny of the marxists. It's funny...you probably read this book without understanding any of the historical context behind it.

>>	Classic_American_Liberal !8RGETRUjdI Mon Mar 7 05:40:57 2011 No.1609743 >>1609731 Why the fuck do you talk in all caps?

>>	KOZ !!n414dW6hO/U Mon Mar 7 05:41:57 2011 No.1609745 File: 28 KB, 161x178, O0MMH.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1609737 >WRITES THE EXSOCIALIST.

Discussion, Bastard of Young, Believer of Nothing !ycQrYHjdvM Mon Mar 7 05:44:57 2011 No.1609749

>>1609745

Yes, and it is socialism which helped me understand where Stirner was coming from, ironically enough. He was a member of the left-hegelians and an opponent of marx. this book vexed the latter so much that he dedicated a considerable portion of the holy family to attack stirner's argument.

To say stirner was an anarchist is simplistic and untrue. There was no individualist anarchism at the time as we presently understand. Proudhon and Bakunin were tied closely to the socialist movement.

Stirner wasn't political, he was a philosopher through and through. Dumbass.

KOZ !!n414dW6hO/U Mon Mar 7 05:48:57 2011 No.1609752
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>>1609749

>Proudhon and Bakunin

I DID NOT MENTIONED THEM, IN FACT I DISLIKE THEIR MINDS.

>Stirner wasn't political

I KNOW, AND NEITHER AM I. AUTHENTIC INDIVIDUALIST ANARCHISM IS APOLITICAL; LEARN TO ANARCHOINDIVIDUALISM.

>>	Discussion, Bastard of Young, Believer of Nothing !ycQrYHjdvM Mon Mar 7 05:50:57 2011 No.1609758 you suck as troll

>>	LOOKS LIKE I AM WINNING. KOZ !!n414dW6hO/U Mon Mar 7 05:52:57 2011 No.1609760 File: 64 KB, 198x269, LWTF.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1609758 I AM NOT TROLLING. LEARN TO COMPREHEND.

>>	Discussion, Bastard of Young, Believer of Nothing !ycQrYHjdvM Mon Mar 7 05:54:57 2011 No.1609765 okay

>>	Classic_American_Liberal !8RGETRUjdI Mon Mar 7 05:55:57 2011 No.1609766 >>1609760 Alice Glass is not hot, your caps only talking is annoying, and you have never read the book.

>>	KOZ !!n414dW6hO/U Mon Mar 7 05:56:57 2011 No.1609767 >>1609766 OKAY.

>>	Discussion, Bastard of Young, Believer of Nothing !ycQrYHjdvM Mon Mar 7 06:00:57 2011 No.1609773 look mom i'm trolling on 4chon!!!!!!!

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:05:57 2011 No.1609781 ITT: People Who Wait for Other People to Tell Them What to Think

>>	Discussion, Bastard of Young, Believer of Nothing !ycQrYHjdvM Mon Mar 7 06:10:57 2011 No.1609789 >>1609781 All of human history is like that, especially in terms of philosophy. Each generations builds upon the efforts of the last one. The fact that you think otherwise tickles me.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:12:57 2011 No.1609790 >>1609789 And all those things are lies.

>>	Discussion, Bastard of Young, Believer of Nothing !ycQrYHjdvM Mon Mar 7 06:13:57 2011 No.1609792 >>1609790 omg!!!!!!!!

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:17:57 2011 No.1609797 >>1609792 Why did I even begin to argue with someone who once considered their-self a socialist.

>>	Deep&Edgy !pSkjEcB9sQ Mon Mar 7 06:22:57 2011 No.1609802 what people read if they can't handle Nietzsche

>>	Discussion, Bastard of Young, Believer of Nothing !ycQrYHjdvM Mon Mar 7 06:28:57 2011 No.1609808 >>1609802 Stirner is way better than Nietzsche.

Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:36:57 2011 No.1609816

>>1609808
I can't remember exactly where but i read on some Nietzsche's friend biography that once Nietzsche confessed to him that he liked stirner's work. But in public he never admited this because that would give him bad reputation (Stirner's work was censored first, but then was considered "too absurd to be dangerous")

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:41:57 2011 No.1609818 >>1609790 >everything is a lie >except what I say sounds legit

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:44:57 2011 No.1609820 >>1609818 The only way language makes sense is if you agree to use it the way everyone else does. Language is, and always be, the foremost part of culture, and it is bullshit. Words cannot describe life and they will never be able to.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:45:57 2011 No.1609822 >>1609749 >>1609749 Stop it bitches. "Anarchoindividualism" is what today is called Stirner's moral egoism.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:49:57 2011 No.1609826 OP is correct, - it is a great book. But in gets you in trouble and in debt, so I wouldn't advise reading it to people who aren't rich. Me included, I regret reading this book.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:51:57 2011 No.1609827 >>1609826 Why? How much is it?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:52:57 2011 No.1609830 >>1609820 What am I describing when I say "there are trees in the forest"?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:54:55 2011 No.1609833 >>1609826 >so I wouldn't advise reading it to people who aren't rich I'd advertise you to read it lol

>>	Deep&Edgy !pSkjEcB9sQ Mon Mar 7 06:56:57 2011 No.1609834 >>1609827 They sell it for around 50 in my college bookstore which is a fucking joke

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:57:57 2011 No.1609836 >>1609834 I downloaded it online. (you can print it)

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:58:57 2011 No.1609837 >>1609826 How does it get you in trouble and in debt?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 7 06:59:57 2011 No.1609839 >>1609837 cause this >>1609834

>>	Discussion, Bastard of Young, Believer of Nothing !ycQrYHjdvM Mon Mar 7 07:01:57 2011 No.1609841 >>1609837 Well, Stirner followed his own philosophy until he died...his wife - the one he dedicated the book to - left him, and he was pretty poor.

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